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Does anybody have training in diabetes ?
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Answered 10/7/2014
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Internist: Virginia, Internal medicine, general medicine, primary care physicians are well trained to managed diabetes. Endocrinologists or diabetes specialists have advanced training in diabetic management. Diabetes is a complex disease and patients often have to visit eye specialists, cardiologists (heart doctors) and nephrologists (kidney doctors) for care.
Answered 2/11/2017
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